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Haverhill City Councilor Thomas J. Sullivan has made it official he will seek one of the four at-large positions on the legislative body rather than run for one the seven ward-based seats. Sullivan will outline his plans during a Kick off Campaign Reception Thursday, May 11, from 5:30-7:30 p.m., at Bradford Country Club, 201 Chadwick […]

The Haverhill-Newburyport-Amesbury labor market area experienced one of the greatest statewide rates of job growth in March. Of the 15 areas for which employment estimates are published, 12 New England City and Town Statistical Areas gained jobs compared to February. The largest increases occurred in the Boston-Cambridge-Newton, up 1.0%; Haverhill-Newburyport-Amesbury, up .8%; and Peabody-Salem-Beverly, up […]

Juniors at Whittier Regional Vocational Technical High School recently learned about safe driving during a game show-style program. The junior class participated in the program two weeks ago developed by ThinkFast Interactive and the Department of Transportation and sponsored by Massachusetts State Police. The program helps teens learn about safe driving via a fun, game […]

Stem Haverhill is having its first “Bong & Pong Championship” next week in support of YWCA sexual assault and domestic violence programs. Stem Haverhill founder and owner Caroline Pineau are asking table tennis and cannabis enthusiasts and others over the age of 21 to take part in the championship Monday, May 1, from 11 a.m. […]

Works of art created by Haverhill seniors will be on display throughout May at the Haverhill Public Library. The art exhibit by members of the Haverhill Senior Citizens Center art class, which includes works in various mediums and subject matter, runs through May 29 in the second-floor gallery during regular library hours. The public is […]

It is with heavy, but grateful hearts that the family of Suzanne “Tudy” Poore Davis, announce her passing on Saturday, April 22, at her Haverhill home of 38 years. She was 91. A Haverhill native, she was born June 13, 1931, to Leon McGregor Poore and Helen Pauline Butler Poore. She was the youngest of […]

Methuen officials came together Wednesday with a no holds barred request for “immediate, cooperative and comprehensive” federal and state expansion of the investigation into alleged Methuen Police Department corruption. Mayor Neil Perry, City Council Chair Eunice D. Zeigler, Vice Chair Joel P. Faretra and the rest of the Council asked from help from U.S. Attorney […]

The Haverhill City Council is expected to affirm tonight its previous order to accept a conservation restriction on 53.8 acres of land on Crystal Street for open space, water supply protection and passive recreation. As WHAV reported last June, councilors agreed to a plan where the city and Essex County Greenbelt Association would set aside […]

A chance purchase of sandwiches during Superbowl weekend brought together two local restaurant families and assured the continued success of a popular Methuen deli. Jim Tomacchio and his sons, who own and operate STACKS in downtown Haverhill and recently developed PAR 28 in Salem, N.H., completed the purchase Monday of Borrelli’s Italian Deli, 322 Merrimack […]

Veterans Northeast Outreach Center is having its Second Annual Auto Show this Saturday. The show, benefitting veterans’ programs welcomes all makes and models to be entered to win prizes. There is a $15 fee to display and $30 to be eligible to win awards. Spectators enter free. There will also be a disc jockey, food […]